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Click here for a list of daily reports or click here for full results from Sheffield.Lee, who brought the team home in a time of 2:00.56, was thrilled to share the victory with her team mates.

“It’s great to be part of such a strong team where you can race for each other as well as yourself, getting the record is one of the highlights of my season as I get to share it with the girls.

“We had really tough competition tonight, but we knew what we were capable of and delivered on the day. I was really pleased with my split time as well which is always a bonus.”

City of Sheffield secured the silver medal, also inside the previous British record benchmark, in 8:11.27 with City of Leeds clearing up the medals in 8:19.67 for bronze.

It’s great to break the 49 barrier! I feel really confident coming into this meet off the back of my performances last month - Ben Proud Fellow Plymouth Leander swimmer Ben Proud, fresh from his return from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, also waved the Leander flag atop the podium in the Men’s 19yrs+ 100m Freestyle final.

The 19 year old smashed through the 49 second barrier for the first time in his career to secure the win in 48.88.

“I’ve got mixed feelings about that race to be honest. The time I went at Commonwealths wasn’t as quick as that, and although I fixed that here, it’s bittersweet as I wish I could have gone that time in Glasgow.

“Having said that, it’s great to break the 49 barrier! I feel really confident coming into this meet off the back of my performances last month, and having a little more rest coming into the 100 today really paid off”.

Second place went to Ubc Dolphins swimmer Stefan Milosevic in a time of 50.35, with Nicholas Grainger (City of Sheffield) settling the bronze in 50.58.

Luke Greenbank (Cockermouth SC) claimed his third gold of the meet in the 15/16yrs 200m Butterfly in a new personal best time of 2:02.44, followed closely by Doncaster Dartes’ Joe Litchfield (2:03.29) and Beckenham SC’s Luke Gunning (2:03.37).

In the final of the 19yrs+ 200m Butterfly, Bath University swimmer Tilly Gray took the race out from the start turning first by over a body length at the 100m mark to finish in 2:12.55.

It was PBs all-round for the Men’s 17/18yrs 200m Butterfly medallists as City of Salford swimmer Benjamin Kerry (2:01.97) stole the win from Carnegie’s Craig Bowman, who took the second podium position in 2:02.48.

Derventio Excel swimmer Kevin Wallbank touched in bronze medal position in a time of 2:02.94.

In the Women’s 15/16yrs 100m Freestyle final, Plymouth Leander’s Julie Meynen produced a near best swim to dominate the field in 56.21.

In a tantalisingly close race, Plymouth Leander’s Ruta Meilutyte (55.17) claimed first spot on the podium in the 17/18yrs 100m Freestyle final, with team mate Shauna Lee (55.68) making it a Plymouth one-two.

The 19yrs+ 50m Breaststroke final saw Loughborough University’s Andrew Weatheritt put his name on the list of 2014 national medal winners, securing gold in a time of 27.64.

City of Oxford’s Alexander Murphy fought hard to catch the Loughborough swimmer, racing to the silver medal in 27.99, with Plymouth Leander swimmer Mark Conroy (28.00) taking the bronze – just 0.01 behind.

Georgia Coates (City of Leeds) dominated the field in the final of the 15/16yrs 200m Breaststroke pulling away from her competitors to take the title in 2:30.04 – a new lifetime best.

Derventio swimmer Abbie Wood (2:30.23) and City of Salford’s Katie Matts (2:30.63) sealed the remaining spots on the podium in touching for silver and bronze respectively.

The 17/18yrs 200m Breaststroke title went to City of Milton Keynes’ Jocelyn Ulyett (2:31.43) who fought tooth and nail to the finish to secure the win over City of Liverpool swimmer Georgina Evans (2:33.16).

Third place went to Highland Swim Team’s Kara Hanlon in a time of 2:33.23.

Jarvis Parkinson (Doncaster Dartes) stretched out down the final 50m to claim the win in impressive style the 15/16yrs 200m Individual Medley final, touching in a new personal best time of 2:04.86.

Team mate Joe Litchfield took the silver medal in 2:06.43, with Hatfield’s Martyn Walton (2:07.49) securing his fourth medal of the meet finishing in bronze medal position.

Mark Szaranek (Carnegie) claimed the 17/18yrs 200m Individual Medley title in emphatic style, pulling away from his rivals with ease down the final 50m to finish in 2:02.27.

Hatfield swimmer Caleb Hughes finished second in a time of 2:04.61, with Millfield’s Fraser Minnican touching third in 2:05.54.